Tommy G

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422 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 22 Jul

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We're like, oh, it's AI or that's from Hamas, which or that's from this organization, which is controlled by Hamas.
Like there's always these mental gymnastics to explain why something that's right in your face isn't real or happening.
And I do think it's coming to a head.
And both sides are actually pretty tenacious.
I think the AIPAC-Zionist side, they're actively looking to push legislation that makes this type of speech harder and harder and more penalized.
And I think you see that in Australia and England.
They're already a little more co-opted than we are.
But on our side, I think there's this strong American indignation of how dare a foreign nation tell me what kind of opinions I can have about some of the most grotesque and gruesome things of my age.
And I think we're going to win the fight.
I'm betting on ourselves and especially the difference is.
That particular group is very good at the legalistic, technicality, money side of the war.
And we were winning the social media war.
And which one's more powerful?
I guess time will tell.
Yeah, there's definitely a two-tiered system happening here that people can feel.
And the thing that's funny in the contradictions is, for example, if you say some of the Orthodox Jewish communities in America are welfare queens and are unfairly using welfare to their advantage to have nine children and a million dollar home on Section 8, that is anti-Semitic.
But I'm reading Benjamin Netanyahu's biography right now.
In Israel, he's had big
issues with the orthodox community being welfare queens as well and he harshly cut that to help boost their economy from a semi-socialist economy to a free market economy in the 80s 90s and today and so it's funny like okay so the israelis can criticize orthodox jewish communities and it's not anti-semitic but when we do it our own country on our and they're doing it on our own dime
That's the other extremely wild part about it is taxpayers are footing the bill for a lot of this behavior, and you're still not allowed to criticize the people that are living off of your taxpayer dollars.
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